Sentence examples for mathematical image of from inspiring English sources

The mathematical image of a metastable state is a saddle set in the working (state) space of the brain; the transition between these saddles occurs via unstable separatrices connecting them (see Fig. 1).

This provides a (mathematical) image of communication as generalised synchrony.

From a mathematical perspective, we have promoted generalised synchrony (or synchronisation of chaos) as a mathematical image of communication.

In short, we offer generalized synchronization as a mathematical image of communication (of a simple sort) that enables two Bayesian brains to entrain each other and, effectively, share the same dynamical narrative.

The evolutionary history of organisms visible to the naked eye -- plants and animals -- has a recurrently branching phylogeny that can be more or less accurately represented in the mathematical image of a bifurcating tree.

That means that the two structures are, informally speaking, perfect mathematical images of each other and each could stand in for the other in any formal application.

Mathematical images of such dynamics are transient chaos or strange attractors [69].

My most recent book is Snowflake Seashell Star, a colouring book of mathematical images for all ages.

These metrics range over a variety of mathematical image processing principles but generally involve the measurement of some property of the fused image as it relates to how it was combined from the single-band image components (Hossny et al., 2013; Kekre et al., 2013; Raut et al., 2013; Wang et al., 2009).

Inspired by the infinite proliferation of mathematical images and Borges' "Library of Babel," Onishi sets to rhythm a metaphysical factory where individuals are boxed up and sent off into a floating universe of Euclidean geometry.

Which is a perfect segue-way to another of Hamid's mathematical images, a simplified outline of Africa.